It feels like everywhere you glance these days, Sydney Sweeney is popping up like a surprise party! The actress is absolutely slaying the fashion game with her endless parade of stylish ensembles for all her various gigs. From hosting SNL to strutting down red carpets for Anyone But You and Madame Web, and even rocking talk shows, she’s leaving jaws on the floor wherever she goes.
During her appearance on Josh Horowitz’s Happy Sad Confused podcast, the Euphoria sensation turned heads yet again, this time in a little black dress that was anything but ordinary. With straps that screamed sass, lace embroidery at the abdomen, and a ruffled skirt, she was a vision to behold. And let’s not forget her sheer tights and killer black pointed toe heels that completed the ensemble, adding just the right amount of oomph.
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The Immaculate alum's recent lob haircut also stole the spotlight, styled to perfection in a chic side part blowout.
Her fans rushed to the comments of JustJared's IG post where they showered her look with praise.
"This haircut is cute on her," wrote one fan. Another user said, "She looks beautiful."
During the podcast episode, The Handmaid's Tale star delved into a range of subjects, but one moment stood out as particularly moving where she talked about being homeschooled due to bullying because of her acting dreams.
Sydney Sweeney Talks About Being Homeschooled Due To Bullying Over Her Acting Dreams
Sweeney recounted the difficult decision to leave traditional schooling behind in pursuit of her Hollywood dreams, highlighting the extreme circumstances she faced.
She said, "I dealt with a lot of bullying, but that came from the parents as well. Like the parents talking to the kids and not understanding like how dare they leave this town, how could they uproot their family like this?"
The 26-year-old continued to add, "So it was really hard to deal with, and I ended up, like after a year and a half of going back and forth and trying to stay in school, back home, my mom ended up pulling me out, homeschooling because it just got really bad," she revealed.
